Kit includes 18″ PVC pipe, dryer vent, rubber coupling, and 120 volt wall receptacle to match 120 volt plug on toilet. (For through wall ventilation only)
| Weight | 8 lbs |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 15 × 11 × 19 in |
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Robert –
I am interested in your products. Would like further procures or pamphlets to review before purchasing; for transporting to temporary locations My usage would be on hunting trips in isolated locations. Have Generator to facilitate power needs. Family consists of teen age children and female hunting companions who are very “squimish” about ….. using the “OLD STUMP LEANING” methods.
Kevin –
Give us a call and we can send you a brochure.
Jeffrey Ham (verified owner) –
Just recently had the opportunity to use the incinolet. Works as advertised. We have ours on an island with no electricity so we use a 4000watt non-inverter generator. No problems
Anthony R Romani –
I noticed that the rubber “Fernco” coupler that is sold separately is 4″, so I assume that the vent is 4″ even though it is not stated in the description.
So I was wondering, do I need a full 4″ vent, or can I use something less? If so, what size vent can I use?
You see, My RV has a 1-1/2″ vent, or maybe it’s 1-3/4″ vent, and I would like to use the existing RV vent instead of cutting a huge hole through my RV’S roof. So, with that said, Can I reduce the vent from 4″ down to use the existing RV vent piping?
Gary Allain –
Can the electrical receptacles for the 120 volt plugs be purchased locally or are they specifically designed to work only with the Incinolet units?
Kevin –
Yes 20 amp plugs are available at most hardware stores.